42 back to you -- don't panic! And thanks so much for this gift and for being a sub -- it's the kind of thing that helps us rescue more endangered films! Take a deep dive with us at PeriscopeFilm.com/Patreon
I really do enjoy your "Industry On Parade" films. Thank you for preserving these little "gems" for all generations to view!! You are doing a fantastic job, please keep it up!
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There is nothing in the world like vids like this. Thank you. And a shout-out to TH-cam. Few years ago we never dreamed of watching these gems. For free...I remember renting by mail for vids like this, or hoping for extras on DVDs... just like B movies...priceless. Can't ppl just enjoy without politics? Sad... Thanks 👌
Regardless of what is shown here, this is a kind of program format I like. It would be nice to see these things back on TV, instead of that rubbish with people arguing loudly with each other for hours. Have some "parades" instead! Industry on parade, Arts on parade, Culture on parade! Imagine how many people you would inspire with such programs, and how many of them would start following the trades shown in them!!
Amazing how back when this was made packaging was so important to the economy and necessary to the consumer, but today we are telling our suppliers of groceries, delivery service and post office that we want LESS,LESS,LESS, and I agree, less packing means better for the environment, and in effect should bring prices down, don’t hold your breath on that, I am sure the major supermarkets are thinking how to reverse the premise and charge more. So, nothing’s changed, the government back then was taking more than its fair share in taxation etc etc etc, just as it is today, you put in the capital, the hard work and determination and just as you start reaping the reward you get robbed blind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by your own government. Thanks for sharing this interesting and informative film 🎥 very good series, keep up the hard work PF, please. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴
All that plastic is in every ocean now. Soon it won't be safe to eat salt water fish. Maybe back then they thought their grandchildren would handle it. How'd we do?
Microplastics is mostly a non issue. You can't digest plastics. It just goes in your body and is later passed. We have no evidence that it's harmful. It's just upsetting to think a bit of plastic is in our body. But you should be much more upset about things like lead and chrome and stuff that actually hurts you.
Thanks for all the fish!
42 back to you -- don't panic! And thanks so much for this gift and for being a sub -- it's the kind of thing that helps us rescue more endangered films! Take a deep dive with us at PeriscopeFilm.com/Patreon
I really do enjoy your "Industry On Parade" films. Thank you for preserving these little "gems" for all generations to view!! You are doing a fantastic job, please keep it up!
Love our channel? Help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference.
There is nothing in the world like vids like this. Thank you. And a shout-out to TH-cam. Few years ago we never dreamed of watching these gems. For free...I remember renting by mail for vids like this, or hoping for extras on DVDs... just like B movies...priceless. Can't ppl just enjoy without politics? Sad... Thanks 👌
Regardless of what is shown here, this is a kind of program format I like. It would be nice to see these things back on TV, instead of that rubbish with people arguing loudly with each other for hours. Have some "parades" instead! Industry on parade, Arts on parade, Culture on parade! Imagine how many people you would inspire with such programs, and how many of them would start following the trades shown in them!!
Is this a great country, or what? I love these films, thank you! ❤
And the rest of the world had nothing like this 😂😂😂
Somebody should have packaged and preserved the audio on this film.
9:27 - 11:14 the sound disappears!
The original How It’s Made. Only better!
thank you
11:01....the ole' left foot in the kitchen.
Manufacturing has really made the human almost obsolete. Would you sit there for 12 hrs a day stitching bags .
To feed my family, yes.
9:32 back when potato chip bags where mostly full with potato chips, and not the 1/8th full they are now
General Transistor became General Instrument then Motorola, Google, Arris, and now Commscope.
Amazing how back when this was made packaging was so important to the economy and necessary to the consumer, but today we are telling our suppliers of groceries, delivery service and post office that we want LESS,LESS,LESS, and I agree, less packing means better for the environment, and in effect should bring prices down, don’t hold your breath on that, I am sure the major supermarkets are thinking how to reverse the premise and charge more.
So, nothing’s changed, the government back then was taking more than its fair share in taxation etc etc etc, just as it is today, you put in the capital, the hard work and determination and just as you start reaping the reward you get robbed blind!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by your own government.
Thanks for sharing this interesting and informative film 🎥 very good series, keep up the hard work PF, please. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴
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All that plastic is in every ocean now. Soon it won't be safe to eat salt water fish. Maybe back then they thought their grandchildren would handle it. How'd we do?
Microplastics is mostly a non issue. You can't digest plastics. It just goes in your body and is later passed. We have no evidence that it's harmful. It's just upsetting to think a bit of plastic is in our body. But you should be much more upset about things like lead and chrome and stuff that actually hurts you.
Does anybody else hear Paul Harvey in some of these videos?
Did not.
And the vinyl chloride monomer propulsion gas gives the little kid some nice liver cancer to go along with his shortcake... oh happy day!